Sentence examples similar to surrender advantage from inspiring English sources

The duo exchange winners another three times times, with Murray surrendering advantage twice before Nadal gets the upper hand.

The alarming tendency for England's cricketers to meekly surrender the advantage resurfaced yet again today as India won the fourth one-day international by four wickets.

Williams broke in the opening game of the match and offered little sign she would surrender the advantage as she impressed on her serve.

Their goal difference is inferior to that of the team in second but, in reality, it would take something extraordinary for Leicester to surrender their advantage, especially when they will have Jamie Vardy back from suspension for their last two fixtures.

One is saved when a good guess about where Djokovic would send his backhand gives him control of the rally, but then he sends a forehand long to surrender his advantage.

"That being said, Sussex will be in no mood to surrender their advantage in this match and offer Northants a challenging declaration.

The crowd were treated to several pulsating baseline rallies in the opening stages, Nadal breaking serve for 2-0 only to surrender his advantage immediately.

Refusing to vote would do nothing but surrender our advantage, not to mention send a negative message to the many lgbt candidates running for office (another victory we seem to forget about in the midst of our anti-Obama gripefest).

Predictably, Duan broke Bouchard's serve in the sixth game, the Canadian surrendering the advantage with a wild swing.

When Wawrinka surrendered the advantage immediately with a woeful slap down the tramlines, it did not look good for him.

Hamilton took the lead when Alex D'Acol struck in the 18th minute, but Accies then surrendered an advantage for the second week running.